Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

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Rec. 21, 98, crier.
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Peasant 216, a
person addressed.
(late form), to pray to, to supplicate.
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*^ p. *^ ^3 fe^j
, sickly appearance (?)
Uqet-neferu %> || ^M T TT, name of
a palace of Nefer-hetep.
, Rec. 13, 26,
s
Nubian (adjective); compare Copt, etftocy.
Ug ffl 1 ^> 1 , to be burned, to burn.
Ug, Uga
Edfu I, 78, a title of the Nile-god.
(3 *ft ft) A/VWV\
Uga-t ^\ S "^\ .o^-, Rechnungen 58,
n ^*, Rev. ii, 174, % ffi
ra -
Rec. 30, 67, part of a boat; plur. TT
, Nav. Mythe 7, % ffi
i i i
22, 23, the eight pegs of the magical boat which
represented the four sons and the four grandsons
of Horus.
uga -B.M. 448,
name of a festival.
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Amen> 23) I5 ' to eat> to
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n "^ flfl X
uga, ugau
P - 775,
to chew and swallow ;
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r-^r-i
Q.
ffi
chew and swallow.
^,P-774,
o
, P. 66 1, to eat,
" he does not swallow [it],
he spits [it] out."
Ugit ^\ ffl M ^== |j, Peasant 253, some-
thing eaten, what has been chewed.
ugait
jawbone ; Copt. OTfOO(5"e, OTfOfTe, OTOZI.
uga
^ffl^DDO
X
u
ugaa ^ S ^ (j
pool, stream.
Ugap TT^ J^ l^
., Amen. 3, 12,
;
to be weak, the helplessness of old
"^
^ ^,
age.
pit, well,
X
%S^j> Amen. 8, 6, to
overthrow, to sweep away ; Copt. OTTCJUX n,
ugam' ^ Jr
Thes. 1206, a kind of myrrh.
P.S.B. 10, 469, j^ j^J'j^J) to slit, to split
open, to stab, to gut a fish.
Ugep v\ Ai Agl } to overthrow, to destroy ;
it D ^jiZ*7t
Copt. o-ruxTn,
ugem ^ S IV, 687, a kind
in' of grain (?)
to cut open, to gut a fish or an animal.
ffl
fish, or fish 'fillets (?)
uges ^ A 1
Ut ^\ 1 'A
J?
ut
ut
6 9> to g away j Co f - P
cmwf.
Rev. 5,
1 8, to order, to issue
commands.
Ut ^\ Q ^, to be called, to name.
utu ,
an official (?) crier (?)